Development of a Simulation Test Bed for Connected Vehicles using the LSU Driving Simulator

Osman, Osama A.; Ishak, Sherif; Theriot, Matthew; Bakhit, Peter; Karbalaieali, Sogand; Mousa, Saleh; Louisiana Transportation Research Center

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Development of a Simulation Test Bed for Connected Vehicles using the LSU Driving Simulator

2018-04-01
By Osman, Osama A. ; Ishak, Sherif ; Theriot, Matthew ; ...

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Osman, Osama A. ; Ishak, Sherif ; Theriot, Matthew ; Bakhit, Peter ; Karbalaieali, Sogand ; ... More +

Osman, Osama A. ; Ishak, Sherif ; Theriot, Matthew ; Bakhit, Peter ; Karbalaieali, Sogand ; Mousa, Saleh Less -
Corporate Creators:

Louisiana Transportation Research Center
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Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, La.) ; Louisiana. Department of Transportation and Development

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Connected Vehicles Driver Performance Driver Support Systems Driving Simulators Intelligent Vehicles Simulation Test Beds Vehicle To Roadside Communications Warning Systems
Publication/ Report Number:

LTRC Report 586
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Louisiana
Corporate Publisher:

Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

Connected vehicles (CV) technology has been acknowledged to have operational benefits in terms of reducing travel times and delays for the traveling public, as well as lessening the environmental impact in terms of reducing vehicle emissions and air pollution. To fully assess reliability and potential benefi ts of CV technology,the use of test beds is required for unforeseen and potential issues associated with the development and deployment of the technology. Simulation-based test beds, harnessing a driving simulator platform, can be utilized to achieve the benefits of a physical test bed and, if successful, will provide a cheaper alternative that can be easier controlled for desired eff ects. This project provides an insight into the use of driving simulators in studying the impact of CV safety applications on driving behavior. Three applications include blind spot warnings (BSW), forward collision warnings (FCW), and do not pass warnings (DNPW) were tested in the LSU driving simulator.
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Funding:

State Project No. DOTLT1000088 LTRC Project No. 15-2SA
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US Transportation Collection
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